They have to evacuate as many people as they can from damaged building that are about to collapse or buildings that are on fire. They also have to perform safety checks on the area, so they and others from the other services are not harmed while being involved in the operation, then they are able to put out the fires. Depending on the incident, the Fire Service doesn’t just put out fires. In some cases, when buildings have collapsed on people in their cars, the Fire Service have used other equipment; such as ‘The Jaws of Life’, in order to cut people free from their cars. Lastly, the Fire Service also investigate the cause of the incident, whether it is to find out the cause of the fire or buildings collapsing, the Police would work alongside with them, because it is the Fire Service’s
Sit with them check the area to see if there is any swelling or bruising or other obvious signs of damage. If the individual needs medical attention, an ambulance should be called and let them assess the situation and deal with it accordingly. An accident must be filled out detailing what the accident was where it occurred and what actions were carried out; a copy of this must be sent to the office. A top to toe skin check must also be carried out when the individual gets back home to eliminate/find any problems, any findings must be documented. If an individual becomes ill, again sit with them comfort them clean them up as best you can, when you get back home if needed call the G.P for advice, again fill out an accident form explain what has happened.
The ambulance and paramedics will need this because some people will get aggressive when the paramedics try and help them, this is because they may be frightened or confused, and knowing these signs will help the service to calm them down and use the best techniques available to them. The Fire Service has to deal with people in the same way as this, if they are injured and trapped in a car, they will have to calm the person down, so that they may begin extracting them from
If an individual has an accident you must follow the guidelines of the policies and procedures manual. Sit with them check the area to see if there is any swelling or bruising or other obvious signs of damage. If the individual needs medical attention, an ambulance should be called and let them assess the situation and deal with it accordingly. An accident must be filled out detailing what the accident was where it occurred and what actions were carried out; a copy of this must be sent to the office. A top to toe skin check must also be carried out when the individual gets back home to eliminate/find
If the address is not clearly visible for the ambulance give them a land mark or send someone outside to wait for them and show them in. • Provide the medics with the patients name, age and time of incident and the signs and symptoms observed prior to or during the incident. • Provide a description of first aid applied and what the response the patient had if any. • Advise the medics what the patient had to eat or drink before the
They can also advise people what to expect and offer reassurance that their care will be met with proper standards. They can act quickly to stop unsafe services, issue fines and public warnings and they can even stop a service from caring and close the service down. HSE work covers all aspects of Legislation to prevent death, injury and ill health in the workplace. HSE investigates industrial accidents small and large, it is there to protect people against risks to health or safety arising out of work activities. Career
The officers pull the car over and as they approach the car they notice it’s a young mother driving the car. They ask for the proper identification and go back to their squad car. The officer knows he should take this young lady to jail because of the warrant. He is afraid of what could happen to that baby of hers. A few minutes he comes back and informs the lady he isn’t going to be taking her in to custody but that she has to get this cleared up.
(1) Sickness & Diarrhoea (2) Burns and Scalds. (3) Fractures ands Suspected Fractures. (D5) EXPLAIN THE PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWEDIN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT OR SUDDEN ILLNESS. (1) Get help as soon as possible example emergency services apply first aid training only if you got it. Make sure the client is as comfortable as can be staff should also protect themself complete accidents or sickness illness form log information in client file and inform seniority/manager of the incident.
Someone from receiving will come and sign out the keys to the door given. Once they have the keys, packing slip, and bill of lading to verify the load is at the correct facility then, they will proceed to unload the freight. The unloader will begin to unload the freight into a designated receiving lane. The unloader will then ensure he has taken all freight off the trailer and then perform a skid count. If the skid count is off then the unloader will notify their lead to make them aware that a second count needs to be
They might work on their own, driving a standard car to transport one or two able-bodied people at a time. As well as driving they also lift and move some patients in and out of the vehicle. They make sure that the patients they are transporting are safe and comfortable during the journey and that they arrive on time for their appointment. Ambulance care assistants are also trained in resuscitation in case a patient is taken ill while in their care. Other duties include